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Belgians Under the German Eagle

Note 33 — Chapter III · THE GERMAN MIND, SELF-DEPICTED

Bernard Miall translation

As the Chancellor must have known, if the civil population had been called to arms it would have been a perfectly legal measure. But the Germans, who claim the right to do what is forbidden to others, would forbid others to do even those things that are lawful.—(Trans.)

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